Coastal Plain near Mobile, Alabama, hydric savanna systems
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Sarracenia alata traps insects in a pitcher. |
Sarracenia leucophylla also traps insects in pitchers. It is fascinating to note that there are several insects that live only in pitchers. |
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Pinguicula lutea traps insects on its sticky leaves. |
Eriocaulon is widely distributed in hydric savannas. |
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Thamnophis sauritus is semiaquatic. They eat salamanders, frogs, and small fish. |
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